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Covington, "Networking," 26 Sep 00 Ronald van der Wal (nationalist.org), "Survival Tactics In A Free- Speechless World," 8 Sep 00 New Fuehrer On the Scene After Aryan Nations' Defeat? Kim Barker (Seattle Times), "New leader emerging for hate groups," 8 Oct 00 AP, "White supremacist enters the housing market," 16 Oct 00 Seattle Times, "High-tech friend buys home for Aryan Nations leader," 18 Oct 00 Fascism In Today's Germany: Three Stories From "Germany Alert" "Neo-Nazi Crimes Double," 11 Oct 00 "Jewish Leader Hits at CDU for Anti-Foreigner Hate," 20 Oct 00 "CDU Demands Foreigners Adopt the German Way of Life," 21 Oct 00 Announcements: Academic Call for Papers: Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar in German History The International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission presents The Felipa Award -------------------------------------------------------------------------- UPDATES TO ARCHIVES AT <anti-fascism.org> The six documents listed below represent our ongoing efforts to make the most accurate information about fascist tactics available to our readers. All of the documents are available on our web site at: <http://www.anti-fascism.org> -- tallpaul * * * * * Death List Lawrence Henry (The American Partisan) 18 Sep 00 ... These potential revolutionaries are resigned to being hated, demonized as nut cases, religious fanatics, gap-toothed idiots, yokels, and benighted, laughable fools. They know that a few deaths can make a big difference (look how badly the Republican party has missed Lee Atwater). They're resigned to forcing a national police action. They're willing, like classic Leninists, to provoke a crackdown simply to rouse revolutionary chaos. As revolutionaries, these assassins-to-be also know that they probably cannot win their fight. High-profile killings will certainly be treated as terrorism by the government and the media, working in lockstep. Some assassinations will be covered up outright; the public will never know. The revolutionaries may be counting on sympathy from the military - even the desertion of some military units to the cause. More likely, a demoralized and emasculated military will not get involved in the fight at all. But the revolutionaries don't care. At some key tipping point, they reason their lives are forfeit anyway: their country is gone, its principles and traditions raped, its institutions occupied by enemy forces. Change will be impossible by any legal means. Democracy will be dead. ... - - - - - How *Not* To Do It Harold Covington downloaded 5 Oct 00 ... We have completely wasted the past thirty years, comrades. That is a fact. Some of this wastage was due to sincere and hopeful expeditions down some dead ends which, in retrospect, were pretty obvious. The Duck Club and electoral politics are two examples which spring to mind. We have also been plagued with a series of self-appointed leaders who have been corrupt, incompetent, and dishonest, and we are still plagued with some of these holdovers from the past. You can yell and scream and moan and spread rumors that I'm a government agent all you want, but that's a fact as well. Had we not wasted those thirty years, it is possible that we might be in a position to engage in an armed insurrection against ZOG. We are not, and anyone who tells you otherwise is either a fool or a REAL police agent. I am telling you to get your heads together and learn. I am not asking you to die for your race. I am asking you to LIVE for it, and more difficult, I am asking you to WORK for it. I know this is a message many don't want to hear. For the sake of our future, folks, you'd best take heed. - - - - - Lessons From the Butler Trial Hank Pritchard (nationalist.org) 10 Sep 00 ... I do not believe that having a cult is the answer. The Butler fiasco has shown that. The First-Amendment is no protection. The left just laughs at it. I had a friend in Fort Lauderdale who used to subscribe to a number of right-wing publications. He would even give me free subscriptions. Now this guy believed in flying saucers. He would go to city-council meetings and spout off about some good points, but would mix his off-the- wall theories in with complaints about immigration. People began to think that when he mentioned alien immigration he was talking about stopping little green men from landing from Mars. Point is, let us learn our lesson to make our goals viable, our organization credible and our techniques workable. Not the cultist way, but the American way. Not by getting stomped by "the system," but by using the system to change -- even to beat -- the system. That's what I've learned from the Butler trial. - - - - - Mini Manual on Survival Tom Metzger (White Aryan Resistance) 16 Oct 00 ... We must also create our own means of informing the public to help them be at least neutral in the struggle. Covert literature works best or black propaganda. As long as the literature promotes lack of confidence in the Iron Heel it is good. A large percentage of people have learned to despise the Iron Heel, keep that fire growing. (Learn to fish in friendly waters). We must be committed to winning by any means possible. Don't let them kid you, the ends do justify the means. People in power sleep with that statement under their pillow. Endeavor always to send messages which will ring true in the ears of our dwindling White Worker population. There is an enormous amount of moral and ideological high ground which has been abandoned by our enemies. Claim it and use it. On the other hand do not waste valuable time trying to convince a relative or friend. Go around such people and find our troops where ever they may be. You must accept that perhaps millions of Whites are not salvageable and will fight to the death to protect non whites and Jews. Do not cast pearls before swine. ... - - - - - Networking Harold A. Covington 26 Sep 00 ... 1) Beware of all strangers. Historically, resistance to tyrants has taken the form of small autonomous groups (cells) whose members know and trust one another from long experience. 2) Beware of the man who is "too perfect". He says all the right things, needs little persuasion, plus he supplies a substantial amount of money. ... 6) Avoid drunks, drug users and any one of unstable character. Always choose quality over quantity. 7) Beware of someone whose intellect, education and background appear different from those with whom he attempts to associate. Most people inter-relate with others of similar interests and background. ... - - - - - Survival Tactics In A Free-Speechless World Ronald van der Wal (nationalist.org) 8 Sep 00 ... instead of saying that we want inferior people out, we say that we oppose immigration. The people understand. And, instead of saying that we do not want our blood polluted by aliens, we say that we are against criminal behavior. And the people know very well what we mean and agree with us. They know the backgrounds of who the criminals are. Instead of saying that we are against multi-culturalism, we say that we wish to save our nation, people and way of life. So, instead of saying, hooray, the marijuana-smoking Indians got what they deserved, you say that the ones who recklessly used guns should be held to account. Instead of saying shoot all the minorities, you push the need for stopping immigration, bringing about repatriation and increasing the (true) American birthrate. So, if you are ever put on trial (as you have been) and are accused of law- breaking, you can point to your stand in the Butler case and say, hey, we oppose violence and police our own ranks. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- NEW FUHRER ON THE SCENE AFTER ARYAN NATIONS'S DEFEAT? New leader emerging for hate groups Kim Barker (Seattle Times) 8 Oct 00 SANDPOINT, Idaho - R. Vincent Bertollini is a city slicker, a man who drives a red Harley-Davidson and wears Armani suits, a retiree rumored to have made a fortune from Silicon Valley technology ventures. He is also rapidly becoming one of the most prominent faces of white supremacy in Northern Idaho. His anti-Semitic group, the 11th Hour Remnant Messenger, has only two public members. When he ran for mayor, only 33 people voted for him. Still, human-rights organizations worry that Bertollini is bidding to become the successor to Richard Butler, founder of the now-crippled Aryan Nations, which recently lost a $6.3 million lawsuit and possibly its compound. Those rights organizations say that of the known racists in the Inland Northwest, which include everything from a neo-pagan Nazi organization to a man who tried to get ARYAN88 on his license plates, Bertollini could pose the biggest threat - simply because he is willing to put his money where his freedom of speech is. "He considers himself an evangelist," said Jonn Lunsford, research director for the Seattle-based Northwest Coalition for Human Dignity. "He doesn't have a church. He doesn't have a compound. He doesn't necessarily have a large following. "What makes Bertollini a man to watch is he has reportedly millions of dollars to spread his racist views." In 1998, Bertollini told a reporter for The Spokesman-Review of Spokane that he and Carl Story, a former business partner and the other member of the 11th Hour Remnant Messenger, had spent $1.5 million to spread their message, of a conspiracy involving Adam and Eve and Satan and Jews. Human- rights groups believe that amount probably isn't an exaggeration, though they don't know what the money was spent on. The past two years, Bertollini's organization has sent out increasingly threatening anti-Semitic pamphlets and brochures to thousands of area residents. Bertollini, 61, also has become the most visible champion of Butler, the grandfather of neo-Nazi groups in North Idaho. He was a regular at Butler's trial in nearby Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, last month, videotaping reporters outside the courthouse and staging impromptu news conferences. After a jury decided Butler and the Aryan Nations were grossly negligent in hiring and training security guards who shot at a passing motorist and her son, Bertollini offered to help the 82-year-old Butler pay for his appeal. "Please note that if Pastor Richard Butler were not a righteous, compassionate man of Yahweh God he could have very well sued and perhaps won millions of dollars from the city coffers for malicious harassment, character assassination, slander, defamation, libel and any number of other bona fide charges," Bertollini recently wrote. "He's setting himself up as the heir apparent," said Kary Miller, editor of the local Bonner County Daily Bee. Miller keeps a folder of Bertollini's missives and receives angry mail every time she prints a Bertollini letter. Since Butler's trial, Bertollini has declined to be interviewed. The Southern Poverty Law Center says the 11th Hour is one of seven hate groups operating in Idaho, compared with 19 in Texas, 25 in California, 33 in Alabama and nine in Washington. Idaho is important in the realm of white-supremacist groups because of the Aryan Nations' efforts to draw followers and media attention. Butler, an aeronautics engineer from California, laid the foundation for white supremacy here in 1973, when he moved to Hayden Lake, a bucolic community between Coeur d'Alene and Sandpoint. Butler said he wanted a homeland for whites in the Pacific Northwest and founded the Church of Jesus Christ Christian - Aryan Nations. Followers came, many recruited in prisons. Butler started holding annual Aryan Nation Congresses. He called for unity. A follower in the 1980s formed a splinter group called The Order, which robbed armored cars and killed Alan Berg, a Jewish radio-talk-show host in Denver. A follower in Pennsylvania robbed banks to pay for a white revolution. An Aryan organizer in Denver confessed to killing a man because he was black. Former Aryan Nations guard Buford Furrow, who left the Pacific Northwest last summer, has been charged with a shooting spree at a Jewish day-care center in Los Angeles and the killing a Filipino postal carrier. In North Idaho, Bertollini's is one of several groups that hold different views with the same racist theme. To the groups, the differences are important: Some adulate Adolf Hitler; some insist the Holocaust never happened; some preach white supremacy, others white separatism. Butler's public attempt to create a unified movement led to infiltration by law-enforcement agencies and, ultimately, the successful lawsuit against him. So some anti-government types and white supremacists have pushed for "leaderless cells," where tight-knit groups can plan insurrection without being infiltrated. Then some started to push the idea of "lone wolves," where people act without a group, as Furrow is accused of doing. With no formal following, Bertollini's group may be insulated against lawsuits such as the one against the Aryan Nations, which hold an organization responsible for the actions of others. And while raising money has been a constant challenge for the movement, some human-rights activists say Bertollini and Story might change that, creating some unity among the fractured groups. "The good thing about absolutists is they're absolutists against other absolutists," said Bill Wassmuth, a human-rights activist whose Coeur d'Alene home was bombed by an Aryan Nations guard in 1986. "Money has a way of overcoming some of that." Bertollini and Story made their fortunes in California, according to reports in The Spokesman-Review and California newspapers. Story and a former business partner started two computer companies in California in the 1970s and sold them. Story then helped form the Silicon Valley Group, which developed computer technology. He made a profit from his stock and helped form another company, Systems Chemistry, where Bertollini, an old friend, also worked, according to news reports. The two formed the 11th Hour Remnant Messenger while still in California, then retired in 1995 to Sandpoint, 40 miles north of Butler's Aryan Nations compound. Story paid $260,000 in cash for a stylish lake home. Bertollini rented a one-bedroom basement apartment for $350 a month. He told people his wife had stayed in California with his credit cards, and that he published a religious newsletter. "I thought he was a born-again Christian," said Linda Mayville, who with her sister rented to Bertollini. In April 1996, Bertollini bought a sprawling cedar home for $202,250 in an upscale cul-de-sac. A "Welcome Friends" wreath hangs next to the front door, tasteful bird sculptures guard the porch, and his wife has since joined him, at least part of the time. "I am totally separate from what he does," she said when approached by a reporter recently. Sandpoint, population 5,200, is a marriage of right and left shot through with libertarian views. A lot of people don't like the government. Last month, the main theater in town featured a Belgian film with subtitles. Art studios showcase Western art featuring Native Americans and mountains. The human-rights task force is organized and active. Yet no one blinked at a man walking downtown with a new rifle in his hand, or at a white pickup with a Confederate flag instead of a rear window. The town is home to the America's Promise Ministries, a Christian Identity church that, like Bertollini, believes Jews are descendants of Satan. Three anti-government activists - self-proclaimed "Phineas Priests" - met at this church and then bombed businesses in Spokane and robbed a bank twice. Louis Beam, former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan, bought property here in 1994. Bertollini also is a study in contradictions. He attacks multiculturalism in his writings, but uses a mailing label with the American and Italian flags, proclaiming "A Shared Heritage." His literature is filled with vicious rants about Jews, but in California he once worked for a Jewish man, and accepted gifts from him, including a car for his daughter, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center. In the past two years, the 11th Hour Remnant Messenger has sent out two glossy mailings to as many as 6,000 North Idaho neighbors, a videotape of Bertollini interviewing Butler, two anti-Semitic fliers and a copy of Bertollini's July speech to the Aryan Nations Congress, urging whites to stand behind Butler. The best known mailing is a glossy 6-by-3-foot fold-out chart of the "Adamic Race" and of "Adam's Pure Blood Seedline." It promotes the Christian Identity theory that Eve and Satan gave birth to Jews, while Eve and Adam gave birth to the white race. "It is essentially a propaganda operation at this point," said Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center, the group that successfully sued the Aryan Nations and has successfully sued eight other hate groups nationwide. Although Story also is a partner in the 11th Hour Remnant Messenger, Bertollini has become the face man. He has appeared at public events with Butler, and he once was photographed kissing Butler on the cheek, a picture that caused much amusement and speculation in town. Last fall, Bertollini ran a write-in campaign for mayor. His opponents were a retired minister, a hairdresser, a blues musician, a man now in prison for enlisting a 7-year-old girl as his sex slave, and a woman named StoneCalfWoman who ran on a platform to free Leonard Peltier, an Indian activist convicted of murdering two FBI agents in 1975. The winner, retired minister Paul Graves, is a member of the county's human-rights task force. Bertollini received 2 percent of the vote. Most everyone here seems to know who he is, though. Bertollini has brought many in the Sandpoint area together to fight his message. They pay extra postage to return his bulk mailings. They put up posters in their business windows, proclaiming "In it together, too great to hate." Graves said he isn't personally worried about Bertollini, despite an 11th Hour Remnant Messenger mailing that specifically mentioned the new mayor. "The concern I really have is the psychological effect of his presence in the community," Graves said. "I hear people expressing fear about his presence. For people who feel that way, I frankly wish he wasn't here." - - - - - White supremacist enters the housing market AP 16 Oct 00 SANDPOINT, Idaho - Friends are putting out feelers for a new home for Aryan Nations founder Richard Butler, who is about to lose his 20-acre compound in a $6.3 million civil judgment, a newspaper reported. Vincent Bertollini, a self-described evangelist for 11th Hour Remnant, a racist and anti-Semitic organization based in Sandpoint, recently inquired about renting or leasing a house for Butler near Sagle, The Spokesman- Review reported. The owner of the $180,000 house, who provided information under the condition he would not be identified, confirmed last week that he was contacted by Bertollini. "He asked about renting the house for a third party," the owner said. "I told him the house was for sale and whoever rented it would have to let it be shown. "Bertollini then asked about a lease for three months. I asked who the third party was, and he told me Richard Butler." Bertollini had no comment when asked about his attempts to find housing in Bonner County for Butler, who has lived in Kootenai County since 1972. The recently built "secluded cedar home" is on five acres and is "surrounded by trees and adjoining several large acreages," a real-estate listing says. "I then told him that if I was to rent the house to Butler that it would ruin my chances of selling it," the seller said. "Bertollini said he understood and that I didn't need the hassle." If a new home is acquired for Butler, it apparently would have to be put in a third party's name to prevent the property from being seized to satisfy the Sept. 7 judgment. A Kootenai County jury found Butler and the Aryan Nations grossly negligent in hiring security guards who assaulted a woman and her son. The jury awarded $6.3 million in compensatory and punitive damages to Victoria and Jason Keenan stemming from the 1998 attack. To begin collecting that judgment, attorneys for the plaintiffs took action to seize the Aryan compound and assets. The property, including an old farmhouse, a guard tower and a church building, is estimated to be worth more than $250,000. Butler's attorney and the plaintiffs agreed to a plan for Butler to surrender his property if Kootenai County District Judge Charles Hosack doesn't grant a new trial. If the judge denies Butler's request for a new trial, the Aryan Nations property and assets, its Web site domain name and the Aryan Nations name will be deeded to the Keenans. That is scheduled to take place either Oct. 25 or one week after the judge's ruling, whichever occurs later. - - - - - High-tech friend buys home for Aryan Nations leader Seattle Times 18 Oct 00 HAYDEN, Idaho -- A fellow white supremacist has reportedly bought a house for Aryan Nations leader Richard Butler, who faces millions of dollars in a court judgment and loss of his Hayden Lake compound. Butler, 82, is due to be evicted from his 20-acre Aryan Nations compound soon after losing a civil lawsuit to a mother and son who were shot at and assaulted by Aryan Nations security guards. Wealthy computer executive Vincent Bertollini purchased the $107,500 house for him in Hayden in a deal that closed Thursday, The Spokesman-Review newspaper reported yesterday. The house can't be put in Butler's name because it would be subject to seizure by Victoria and Jason Keenan, who won a $6.3 million judgment against Butler and the Aryan Nations last month. A Kootenai County jury found Butler, co-defendant Michael Teague and the Aryan Nations grossly negligent in hiring and training security guards who shot at and assaulted the Keenans in July 1998. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- FASCISM IN TODAY'S GERMANY: THREE STORIES FROM "GERMANY ALERT" Neo-Nazi Crimes Double 11 Oct 00 BERLIN -- The interior ministry disclosed a shocking increase in neo-Nazi crimes throughout the country. Officials reported 1,112 crimes of extremist, xenophobic or anti-Semitic origin were committed in August, almost double the average 668 listed for the first seven months of this year. At the same time, the ministry said that neo-Nazi crimes were up about twenty percent for the first eight months of this year compared to 1999. Officials claimed that heightened public sensitivity to far-right attacks may have brought about some of the increase. But human rights organizations have complained in the past that the government was intentionally underplaying neo-Nazi crimes, with resulting skewed statistics. - - - - - Jewish Leader Hits at CDU for Anti-Foreigner Hate 20 Oct 00 BERLIN -- Central Council of Jews president Paul Spiegel lashed out at top christian democrat (CDU and CSU) leaders for spreading anti-foreigner hate. Spiegel, speaking in Cologne, blasted an array of new CDU slogans as bad examples for a democracy. Spiegel singled out catch phrases such as "the wish for useful foreigners" and "children instead of Indians" -- slogans that have been used by North Rhein Westphalian CDU boss Jürgen Rüttgers and Bavarian interior minister Günther Beckstein. The leader of Germany's Jews went on to attack the CDU plan to raise immigration as an campaign issue in the next elections and the party's drive against double citizenship. - - - - - CDU Demands Foreigners Adopt the German Way of Life 21 Oct 00 BERLIN -- There has been a new escalation in the anti-foreigner drive by Germany's christian democrats. CDU chair Angela Merkel now demands that foreigners wishing to live in Germany assume a "christian-western" lifestyle and arrange their own lives to function under German customs. The statement was seen as a direct attack against immigrants from Turkey and other developing countries. The CDU position parallels that of extreme rightwing groups such as the NPD, which thrive on anti-foreigner hate. As part of the CDU's latest nationalist thrust, Merkel declared the party will not drop plans to consider immigration an election campaign issue. - - - - - Neo-Nazi Crimes Double 11 Oct 00 BERLIN -- The interior ministry disclosed a shocking increase in neo-Nazi crimes throughout the country. Officials reported 1,112 crimes of extremist, xenophobic or anti-Semitic origin were committed in August, almost double the average 668 listed for the first seven months of this year. At the same time, the ministry said that neo-Nazi crimes were up about twenty percent for the first eight months of this year compared to 1999. Officials claimed that heightened public sensitivity to far-right attacks may have brought about some of the increase. But human rights organizations have complained in the past that the government was intentionally underplaying neo-Nazi crimes, with resulting skewed statistics. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANNOUNCEMENTS Academic Call for Papers Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar in German History "Germany in the Age of Total War, 1914 -1945" Washington, D.C., April 25-28, 2001 The German Historical Institute in Washington, the Center for German and European Studies at Georgetown University, and the Conference Group for Central European History are pleased to announce the Seventh Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar in German History. The conference is once again supported by the German-American Academic Council and will convene in Washington, D.C. from April 25 to 28, 2001. The seminar brings together young scholars from Germany and North America who are nearing the completion of their doctoral degrees. We plan to invite eight doctoral students from each side of the Atlantic to discuss their research projects. The discussions will be based on papers submitted in advance of the conference. The languages of the seminar will be German and English. We shall cover travel costs and lodging expenses. The theme of this year's conference will be "Germany in the Age of Total War, 1914-1945." We are now accepting applications from doctoral students whose work falls principally in this era and who will not have finished their degrees by June 2001. Applications should include a short (2-3 pp.) project description, a curriculum vitae, and a letter of reference from the major advisor. Please send applications by December 1, 2000, to: German Historical Institute Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar Attn: Baerbel Thomas 1607 New Hampshire Ave, N.W. Washington, DC 20009-2562 ph. (202) 387-3355 fax (202) 483-3430 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Dr. Andreas Daum German Historical Institute 1607 New Hampshire Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20009-2562 ph. (202) 387-3355 fax (202) 483-3430 <www.ghi-dc.org> - - - - - The International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission presents The Felipa Award This award is named in honor of Felipa de Souza, a Brazilian woman convicted and tortured by the Portuguese Inquisition in 1591 for having sexual relationships with other women. Purpose of the Award and General Guidelines IGLHRC awards three prizes that will honor individuals and/or organizations that have made significant contributions toward securing the human rights and freedoms of sexual minorities anywhere in the world. Award recipients will be honored at an annual springtime event in the US. Through this award, we hope to offer public recognition to a wide array of individuals and organizations who have had to work without support in the struggle for the human rights of sexual minorities. To this end, we seek nominations from all regions of the world, from those utilizing various political strategies, and from as wide a range of communities as possible. We define sexual minorities to include lesbians, bisexuals, gay men, transvestites, transsexuals, and others oppressed due to their sexual orientation or sexual conduct between consenting adults. Nomination Process Nominations may be made by anyone. Persons or organizations may nominate themselves. An individual can be nominated posthumously. If possible, nominations should be submitted in English, although we can accept nominations in most languages. Nominations should include a letter of nomination, two or three letters of support, and any supporting materials such as newspaper clippings, photographs, videos, or other descriptions of the candidate's work. For organizations, please include: mission statements, brochures, newsletters, and other publications. Nominations may be faxed. Decisions will be made by the Board of Directors of IGLHRC, in consultation with the International Advisory Board and the staff. Please include a self-addressed envelope so that IGLHRC can send you a confirmation that we have received your nomination. If you do not receive a confirmation by December 7/00, this may mean that your nomination did not reach us in time to be considered for this year's awards. Deadline for nominations extended: November 15, 2000 Completed nomination form should be sent to: Felipa Awards International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission 1360 Mission Street, Suite 200 San Francisco, CA 94103 USA Telephone: +415-255-8680 Fax: +415-255-8662 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -------------------------------------------------------------------------- WHAT'S WORTH CHECKING stories via <ftp://ftp.nyct.net/pub/users/tallpaul/publish/story7/> * * * * * In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. section 107, this material is distributed without profit or payment to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving this information for non-profit research and educational purposes only. __________________________________________________________________________ FASCISM: We have no ethical right to forgive, no historical right to forget. 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